Fund managers and analysts are watching keenly to see if new Woolworths CEO Roy Bagattini can finally turn around Australian department store chain David Jones, which has been a drain on the group since it was bought in 2014.

The task is daunting as the JSE-listed food and clothing retailer has already impaired R13bn of the R21.4bn it paid for David Jones...

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